CERN and the study of anti-matter!

[Boson]

Hi TheNationalist,

Thanks for the link (I didn't know about that). It's all and even greater mystery to me now how even scientists support the theory of the black-hole danger from the experiments in CERN. But that's just my opinion. I guess we just have to see after they turn up the power and run those tests.

Boson

I could be totally making this up but I could have sworn that even Hawking and Degrasse-Tyson voiced some concern

[iamgrace]

I just recently read about CERN. It seems as if some people are speculating about them experimenting with time travel and also exploring other possible dimensions. The latest buzz is that they are attempting to open a portal into another dimension. It seems to be strictly speculation, because, well we have no evidence to suggest otherwise. Their website specifically addresses this, and their answer is a definitive "no". However, if they were trying to open a portal to some unknown world, would they really tell us?
There is a lot on youtube about this week (9/22 - 9/28) and the events that are occurring which are leading some to believe that The Rapture will occur this week.
I got a little spooked by all of this because of a dream that I had (which I posted in the dream section) before I knew about these events.
I, like most of you, am very open minded. I do believe that though we have no proof of other worlds, that they do exist. My only concern is what might actually exist in these other worlds and how that could affect life as we know it. I'm not a dooms day theorist, but after watching a few youtube videos (and of course after having the dream before I knew about all of this) I did stock up on non-perishables. Hey...a single girl has to be ready for whatever :-)

[vespa68]

I talked to my guide about this. Something will happen this week but not everyone will see it right now. Concerning CERN, the positive is that it will help accelerate earth ascension even if that was not their intentention.

[Gem]

Originally Posted by life.love.regret.

I could be totally making this up but I could have sworn that even Hawking and Degrasse-Tyson voiced some concern

Hawking saying something about opening up a black hole (he's like obsessed with black holes), but said they'd need magnitudes more power than they have in order to do so. I didn't hear abuut anything from Degrasse-Tyson, but would be interested if anyone would let me know

[vespa68]

Originally Posted by Gem

Hawking saying something about opening up a black hole (he's like obsessed with black holes), but said they'd need magnitudes more power than they have in order to do so. I didn't hear abuut anything from Degrasse-Tyson, but would be interested if anyone would let me know

I actually heard that both Tyson and Hawking thought that messing with matter that CERN was doing was dangerous.

[iamgrace]

I believe I read something similar Vespa. I think it is so important that while we are aware of many possibilities, we focus on the most positive outcome.

[Tristran]

Originally Posted by vespa68

I talked to my guide about this. Something will happen this week but not everyone will see it right now. Concerning CERN, the positive is that it will help accelerate earth ascension even if that was not their intentention.

Did your guide say that results will be more dependent upon heavier particles being collided ?

If he did, then events will start in December when scientists start colliding lead particles together.

Up until then i think it will be normal days.

[vespa68]

No , he says something will happen this week but people wont start realizing it until a little bit later.

[Gem]

Originally Posted by vespa68

I actually heard that both Tyson and Hawking thought that messing with matter that CERN was doing was dangerous.

I know what Hawking said in relation to forming a black hole, but he didn't say there was a risk of that at current energy levels, so as for as I know he didn't actually say it was dangerous - I'm not aware of Tyson's comments at all.

Lats I heard there was an experiment that was pretty conclusive which said there is matter/anti-matter symmetry in atomic nuclei, but that's all a bit over my head.